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Have a look at this
U find many cloud computing projects done by my students in last three years
Contact me if need be
Ravindra Dastikop
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Ravindra Dastikop
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SDM College of Engineering and Technology
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hi there, I have to start my work. I have an complete idea about my project which i want to be cloud based. I am totally unfamiliar to the development of cloud application. Can anyone help me in starting. Now i m student and want to gain some experience before starting my practical life. Please help be
+1 to this.
Are you talking about:
1. Setting up your own private cloud?
2. Writing an application that manages cloud stuff?
3. Writing an application that runs in a cloud?
4. Writing an application that runs across various clouds?
The best way to learn anything, I've discovered, is to have a
particular problem to solve.
I learned a lot about cloud-y stuff just by running a website on
Drupal using AWS. Free, takes 15 minutes to set up a micro-instance
on EC2. I learned a lot in a hurry. :)
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